daviddh85

I am currently rebuilding my carb and I want to eliminate as much as possible. I 'm making a block off plate for the altitude compensator, but i want to get rid of the hot start assist motor and any other parts I can get rid of. Can anyone help me?

jays83gsl

PM IanS. When that foo' came to my house and had five minutes with my carb, it only weiged about five pounds and I hardly even recognized it. It was like somone on the "no food diet" after about a year.

IanS

iTrader: (4)

You live in Ohio, keep the choke and fast idle. Trust me on this one.

Edit: I can send you some pics of my carb if interested. I have almost everything removed on mine. Everything except the secondaries accelerator pump thingy (whatever its called).

cdrad51

Oh yeah the thingy.

n00b!

IanS

iTrader: (4)

whatever. Its the round object that is attached to the front part of the carb on the passenger side. Has 2 screws that hold it to the main body of the carb. Is that better? Dont be a hater man lol.

Dan_s_young

iTrader: (1)

hey, could you send me those pictures of your carb as well, I am interested. Thanks

cdrad51

that's better, but let me make it easier for you. What number is that part in the following illustration?

slashdawg00110

It's not on that pic. That's the air horn. He said the main body. #11.

cdrad51

My bad. There, I corrected it so my illustration shows the main body.

Edit: Which manual is it that you have? seems different from mine.

slashdawg00110

I got the pic from the carb training manual. Which book are you loking at?

Edit: Never mind. I found I have that PDF too. Too damn many PDF files on the computer. I like your pic better anyway.

daviddh85

bump

altf4

Question. On Cdrad's picture.... What the hell is # 67 its a plug or something inbetween and under the OMP lines.


Should it be pluged, left open or what?


Ive wondered this since i got my car!!

Sorry for hijak

IanS

iTrader: (4)

The thing I was talking about (in pic - round thingy) is not numbered, but it is the object that screw number 84 is holding to the carb. If you take off the front cover of that object (screws #85), you will see that it resembles the accelerator pump only larger scale. I believe Carl said that it had something to do with the vacuum secondaries. I also believe he said that if it is removed, you have to run mechanical secondaries.

As far as #67, it appears to be the fuel inlet. Not sure though since some of the carb is missing from that pic.

slashdawg00110

Part of the sub-zero start assist system. Plug it and toss the rest of the system into the parts pile. You'll never need it in Arizona and even if you did it's probably not functioning.

rustnrot

My fav is the Richer valve #92 and the actuator for it #89. I think I know to cut the power to it. If rebuilding what should I do, remove it, plug it, or does it need to stay in?

altf4

cool...its allready tossed...just need to plug it now!

Thanks

cdrad51

Secondary Diaphragm Assembly.

cdrad51

That's correct! you get a cookie.

jays83gsl

Can I have a cookie too? Even if I don't know what ANY of that is called?

cdrad51

the easiest way to plug it is to cut the cables that go to the plug (#89), and use that as, well, as a plug!

cdrad51

You can also have a cookie my son, but first you have to identify part # 99!

rustnrot

Quote:
Originally Posted by rustnrot
My fav is the Richer valve #92 and the actuator for it #89. I think I know to cut the power to it. If rebuilding what should I do, remove it, plug it, or does it need to stay in?


the easiest way to plug it is to cut the cables that go to the plug (#89), and use that as, well, as a plug!

Can I take the needle out or it have to stay?

#99 is the f-in damper.

ArmySoldier

Ian, after I get my engine back in, I need to stop by and have you rip my carb in half. My wife thinks I am spending wayyy too much on my car now but I cant help it. Its just the carb isnt doing what it needs to... I cant do carbs very well....